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Rohit KumarTalk less think more act wisely.
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Yep, it's a very good idea to choose commerce with math as (optional) subj, it will very helpful to your son in further classes. Its advantages are in some exams like NDA CAT CA & CS and many competitive exams. I know it's become very hectic to students those who take commerce with Maths but in the same way, as I say it's scope is too big and very helpful. I'm saying this because I'm sharing my own experience. I also had Maths as optional in the 11th commerce field.
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Muskan AgrahariCoffee lover😠Love to read & write
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It depends on your interest. There are so many courses in the design field. If you are interested in fashion you can go for fashion design. If not fashion graphic designing, UI/UX designing is the best option and is so versatile.
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Divesh Sharma
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You can join after the completion of your BBA because it will be easier and you should join 2nd level.
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Pratibha Dubey
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Hi Prahlad, in this link, you can know about all details of this college https://www.shiksha.com/college/seshadripuram-college-seshadripuram-bangalore-48062/courses
I hope this will help you.
I hope this will help you.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
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Hi. A composed test is possibly directed to evaluate the competitor's learning. The applicant has qualified in NET, SET, or proportionate national-level assessment also preferred. Thanks.
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KUSHAGRA VERMAI am freelance artist eagerness to explore & learn
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It's 3 years course and its fee is around Rs 25000 per year.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
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Hi. For fees information, you can see the below link
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Puneet SinghAlumni at LPU Jalandhar
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Dear Aspirant, If you are good at commerce, then choose B.Com over BCA. One of my cousins also completed B.Com after his 12th in commerce from LPU. He completed his CA exam as well along with the B.Com degree because the syllabus is designed as per the CA syllabus. The programme is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and programme (ACBSP)
Industry certifications, MOOCs, Hackathons, Workshops, Guest lectures, Educational Trips, Live projects, Incubation projects, Community projects, are an integral part of the curriculum
Candidate get a foreign degree through international collaborations (2 years in India and 2 ye
Industry certifications, MOOCs, Hackathons, Workshops, Guest lectures, Educational Trips, Live projects, Incubation projects, Community projects, are an integral part of the curriculum
Candidate get a foreign degree through international collaborations (2 years in India and 2 ye
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KUSHAGRA VERMAI am freelance artist eagerness to explore & learn
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No, you do not need to appear for an entrance exam in order to pursue B.Com from SJCC, Bangalore. Admission is based on marks obtained in 10+2. Joseph's College of Commerce for B.Com. The admission is purely based on the marks obtained in 10+2.
St Joseph college fix number of seats as per the various board examinations i.e CBSC, ICSE, and various other state boards. So the Cutoff will depend on the board you are studying in class 12th
CBSE - 95% - 96%
ICSE - 91% - 92%
Andhra Board - 96% - 97%
Karnataka PU - 94%
And you are asking for the Karnataka board so it's 94% and it's conduct classes in two shifts like morning and evening.
St Joseph college fix number of seats as per the various board examinations i.e CBSC, ICSE, and various other state boards. So the Cutoff will depend on the board you are studying in class 12th
CBSE - 95% - 96%
ICSE - 91% - 92%
Andhra Board - 96% - 97%
Karnataka PU - 94%
And you are asking for the Karnataka board so it's 94% and it's conduct classes in two shifts like morning and evening.
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